Bryan Johnson
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Oct 26, 2026
Kimberly HutchinsonGUEST
Well, we have a device that's not very well known that I absolutely love called Tixel.
Kimberly HutchinsonGUEST
It has gained some popularity recently with Brian Johnson, who a lot of people know of as the don't die guy.
Kimberly HutchinsonGUEST
He's reversed his chronological age by like 25 years.
Kimberly HutchinsonGUEST
So he has a team of doctors that follow him and like really... track and measure everything he does, including like what tools are actually doing what they say and promoting collagen production, collagen thickness.
Jordan LejuwaanGUEST
Well, we have another investor.
Jordan LejuwaanGUEST
His name is Brian Johnson.
Jordan LejuwaanGUEST
He started Braintree Payments, which bought Venmo and then was bought by PayPal.
Jordan LejuwaanGUEST
And he's taken all that money and he started a company called Kernel.
Annvi FullerHOST
[laughs] I was like, "What?"
Gwen Gotangco-KornblauGUEST
You know? Like, like Bryan Johnson said it's nine hours.
Gwen Gotangco-KornblauGUEST
You know Bryan Johnson?
Annvi FullerHOST
Mm-hmm.
Gwen Gotangco-KornblauGUEST
The one who, it's like who, the man who wants to live forever.
Arnold BeekesHOST
So where did she attract? Cancer.
Arnold BeekesHOST
The same is true, and I think I mentioned it in an earlier episode, there's this man called Brian Johnson from the U.S. He...
Arnold BeekesHOST
He has this movement called don't die.
Arnold BeekesHOST
Yes, don't die.
Vadim FedotovHOST
But because your skin has just not adapted, or it's already adapted to not seeing any sunlight at all, the moment it's exposed to the sun, I would notice that I would burn quite quickly, which was always very strange to me.
Vadim FedotovHOST
Because I was like, well, I'm the type of guy that doesn't burn.
Vadim FedotovHOST
I have olive skin.
Vadim FedotovHOST
But here I am, and I'm burned.
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Olli SovijärviGUEST
You have to be your own master and realize when it has gone south, so to speak, when there's too many data points.
Olli SovijärviGUEST
But your question, I had this crazy consultation maybe back three years ago.
Olli SovijärviGUEST
There was this Finnish guy who, he had measured absolutely everything, like quote-unquote everything, like aging-wise, like every possible... aging tests there was at the time, like every possible test.
Olli SovijärviGUEST
And we went through those tests.
Ari TullaGUEST
In the end, I think we will have basically a medical team in of one for you only.
Ari TullaGUEST
And many of us, I think we have followed, you know, the Brian Johnson's don't die movement and exploration.
Ari TullaGUEST
And I mean, a lot of people are laughing at what he's doing, but.
Ari TullaGUEST
I'm applauding the idea that somebody is putting themselves out there and they are inspiring you and me and millions of people, I think, to do these NO1 experiments.
MitchHOST
What's his name? I forget.
AmandaHOST
Brian Johnson.
MitchHOST
Yeah, you could be like him where...
MitchHOST
See, he's a perfect example because he's trying to prevent himself from dying.
James F. SmithGUEST
Can your body compensate for all of this? But the fact that these couples who had really struggled to get pregnant got pregnant in a short time, we saw their sperm count, which has so much biological variability, improve over a short period of time, it raises my level of concern for us and something I think that we should be looking into more.
Rena MalikHOST
Yeah, you know, so Bryan Johnson, who's a, you know, very wealthy en- entrepreneur and, and spends a lot of time trying to live forever, um, he just tweeted, like, I think it was last week, that he reduced his sperm pla- microplastics to zero.
Rena MalikHOST
And so he did three things.
Rena MalikHOST
He did, um, he started doing sauna, he did RO water exclusively, and then he tried to rid major big plastics in his life, like cutting boards and all those things.
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James F. SmithGUEST
I, I do worry about that.
James F. SmithGUEST
Um, we've talked about the difference between wet heat and dry heat, but, uh, you know, this hadn't been studied very well.
James F. SmithGUEST
But in one of Bryan Johnson's newsletters, he did talk about sauna and how that did drop his, his semen quality pretty dramatically.
Rena MalikHOST
Mm-hmm.
Vinay PrasadHOST
Mm-hmm.
Zubin DamaniaHOST
And then we're gonna talk about Bryan Johnson renouncing the genome.
Vinay PrasadHOST
That's right, it's done him no good.
Zubin DamaniaHOST
Not a bit, and I can say I've had a similar experience with genomics, and we can talk about that.
Vinay PrasadHOST
Longevity target.
Zubin DamaniaHOST
Oh, man.
Vinay PrasadHOST
They're asking, "Oh, yeah, that's Bryan Johnson."
Zubin DamaniaHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Gareth GallagherHOST
you.
Gareth GallagherHOST
And I'm privileged to be under your care on some of the things and, you know, and I know you offer so many programs and, You know, and like we, and we'll talk about that briefly, but like this whole, you know, we were talking about what's in the press with this guy that's the Brian Johnson approach of trying to, you know, extend life to the point where we are excessively spending, you know, resources and, you know, whether that's financial, whether it's people's time.
Gareth GallagherHOST
Give us your final words of wisdom on that.
Gareth GallagherHOST
Is this insane? Because this is insane to me.
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